Feb 26, 2024 - AI Magic: Create Your Own Interactive Game Worlds Today

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0:04 [Music]
0:16 ready the boys were singing
0:20 shingling the that we
0:24 met you and I were
0:29 17
0:34 [Laughter]
0:36 and with every Star from near and far
0:40 were watching from
0:43 above watching two teenagers fall in
0:47 [Music]
0:49 love the way we dance was not a dance
0:54 but more long
0:57 Embrace we held on to each other
1:00 and Flo there in
1:04 [Music]
1:08 space evening
1:10 [Music]
1:29 everybody
1:31 [Music]
1:51 sing this lonely
1:52 [Music]
1:54 town going to
1:56 [Music]
1:59 change
2:01 [Music]
2:11 go
2:12 [Music]
2:15 champy there's been something baby I've
2:18 been trying to
2:21 say fall age in don't know
2:26 how with the past and the future now
2:29 surrounding
2:32 me surrender to what but still can be
2:37 found there's been a little
2:40 trouble since you came to my
2:47 rescue and if you like all of the rest I
2:50 would have quit you long ago but I
2:53 couldn't do
2:54 [Music]
2:57 that com now women why I never went too
3:04 well make my crazy making cold as
3:09 hell I'm a woman that you wish me
3:13 well but it's SP a try still going to
3:17 have to find my own way
3:20 [Music]
3:24 through back to Mr morning my dream
3:29 remains
3:30 hanging in the burnt fields of my
3:34 memory time H A Chorus of your
3:41 disdain left behind
3:44 me I'm sear soluions on a
3:47 double on this two
3:54 telephone my friend says you ain't got
3:56 no real
3:57 troubles just too many choices that you
4:00 left UND
4:01 [Music]
4:04 down my friend says put an action to
4:06 those words put an action to those words
4:10 it'll all
4:12 [Music]
4:14 come oh tell me now women never went too
4:21 well make a man crazy make him cold as
4:26 hell and no woman that you wish me well
4:31 but in spite of you
4:34 trying still going to have to
4:38 try to sing a
4:41 [Music]
4:46 champy oh champy champy champy
4:50 [Music]
4:56 champy good doggy that's a good doggy
4:59 that's a good Dogg doggy you did good
5:02 that's a good perer that champ he's a
5:06 pro he's a pro whether he wants to sing
5:09 doesn't want to sing the guitar starts
5:10 struming he
5:12 goes let that be a lesson to all of
5:18 us you're like I don't know anything
5:20 about AI just start singing just go just
5:24 go [ __ ] learn it have fun Froggies
5:28 Robert Rossy thank you so much for the
5:30 generosity as always sir very much
5:32 appreciate
5:34 it TG happy Monday everybody is it
5:38 Monday it is Monday right
5:40 yeah it's
5:41 [Laughter]
5:46 Monday all right let's see let's see
5:51 um got some fun things tonight couple of
5:55 things that
5:56 are are decently a big deal but not
5:59 getting a massive amount of
6:03 uh aren't getting a massive amount of
6:05 press well one of one of them I feel
6:07 like a dumb Dum one of them I had access
6:09 to but I didn't think I had access to it
6:10 so we'll play with
6:12 that and it's pretty
6:15 cool and then one of them um
6:21 Google announced another thing and it's
6:24 pretty
6:26 slick and it's
6:29 important
6:31 this this Transformer thing the T and
6:34 GPT if you don't know what the T stands
6:36 for stands for Transformer if you don't
6:39 know what that
6:42 is it's a
6:47 um it's a
6:50 technology that allows machine learning
6:53 models to be trains on these really
6:55 massive data sets like you know as much
6:57 of the internet as you can get your
6:58 hands on for example or whatever other
7:01 kind of data you want so it's incredibly
7:04 flexible and Incredibly powerful and so
7:07 what they
7:11 shared is just like a different data set
7:14 thrown at this thing and it's just it's
7:17 super cool so look at that what else um
7:21 welcome everyone my name is Kyle Shannon
7:23 this is the AI learning lab we do some
7:25 learning here sometimes we talk about
7:27 cash you can make money with
7:31 he sometimes I just I go
7:34 rambling lately I've been going
7:39 rambling occasionally
7:42 occasionally I will make a good
7:45 point but don't don't expect it don't go
7:49 expecting it
7:51 um I almost always have passion whe
7:55 whether or not I have Clarity whole
7:58 different whole different
8:02 conversation what else uh I'm speaking
8:05 tomorrow at
8:08 a um I think it's called the Consortium
8:12 of service
8:14 professionals so I'm going to show them
8:16 some new I showed some of my new
8:18 storyvine AI stuff so my company's
8:20 storyvine I'm the founder and CEO of
8:23 that and I showed some of the new AI
8:26 stuff to a group of folks in content
8:29 Evolution and one of them said hey you
8:30 should show this to this larger
8:32 group so Edgar it's Tuesday there happy
8:37 Tuesday um
8:40 tgit you got to be careful with that one
8:43 you miss a letter in there and pretty
8:44 soon you're kicked off Tik Tok
8:49 forever
8:51 um so I'll show you the I'll show you
8:54 the info for that but if you want to if
8:55 you go to the Consortium
8:58 for service
9:00 professionals I assume they've got the
9:03 sign up form there if you want to see me
9:05 talk and preview some [ __ ] talk in a in
9:08 a professional setting not in my not in
9:12 my Tik Tock
9:13 Persona my Tik Tock Persona is sassier
9:17 than my my professional Persona I try to
9:20 keep it I try to keep it entertaining
9:22 either
9:23 way
9:25 um so here's the deal if you have
9:28 questions about a if you have comments
9:31 about what's going on with AI if you're
9:34 scared of it if you're pissed off about
9:36 it if you just think I look like a
9:38 d-list celebrity and want to make a
9:41 comment on that have at
9:43 it that happens too uh and just pop them
9:46 in the comments below no F bombs at the
9:49 Consortium I try I try to refrain my f
9:52 bombs but I I will read the room right
9:54 so but this is like 150 people have
9:57 rsvpd for this thing so
10:00 um although to be clear 150 people show
10:04 up here here pretty regularly and it
10:08 doesn't it doesn't uh prevent me from uh
10:11 from F bombing in here but you know I'm
10:14 representing another organization so you
10:17 know sometimes you know they they have
10:20 standards you know they don't want Frank
10:22 to show up hey
10:25 Frank Frank what are you doing here it's
10:28 Thursday there's no game got to be
10:30 [ __ ] kidding me yeah we're not doing
10:31 that we're not doing that at the
10:33 Consortium of service professionals I
10:36 won't be showing
10:39 Frank uh by the way Silver Fox lovely
10:43 lovely image here look at this we'll go
10:45 details on watch that what's the link uh
10:48 the link is let me go find
10:51 it if you go to my
10:56 LinkedIn which is Kyle Shannon at Kyle
10:59 Shannon
11:00 is this am I on LinkedIn oh I am that's
11:03 Frank here's Frank if you haven't seen
11:04 Frank so I come down to the field to
11:06 play the game and they're like hey Frank
11:08 Frank what are you doing I'm like I'm
11:11 here for the game they're like Frank
11:12 it's Thursday there's no game today I'm
11:15 like you got to be [ __ ] kidding me
11:17 there's no game today I'm ready for the
11:19 game they're like Frank Frank sorry
11:21 sorry I got carried away you look [ __ ]
11:24 you look [ __ ]
11:28 delicious
11:31 the AI learning lab so can can I
11:35 understand this channel so this is
11:36 really just Kyle entertaining himself
11:39 for two hours yeah that's pretty much
11:47 it oh good lord all right so if you go
11:53 to
11:57 my profile Kyle Shannon Kyle hey
12:03 Kyle
12:07 um
12:14 where
12:16 huh wait it's not
12:18 there I'm
12:22 [Music]
12:25 confused maybe I did it as a
12:28 reaction
12:48 all right it's service innovation.org
12:54 and then you go to
12:57 events Consortium
13:01 events and then leveraging AI for
13:04 Content creation and storytelling all
13:07 right so
13:09 Service innovation.org
13:14 events and then singing Frank the boxes
13:18 and some AI stuff oh Jane Doe good
13:20 reminder I'll do the I'll do the Box
13:22 thing tonight if you don't know the Box
13:24 thing I'll talk about this box if you've
13:27 never seen me talk about this box
13:30 you you're missing out there's there's
13:33 some serious excitement to be had in the
13:36 Box
13:38 conversation all right February
13:42 2024 virtual event let's let's see let's
13:46 see how it's described I don't think
13:47 I've actually gone to the
13:49 description ah join K so it can be hard
13:53 to feel connected with our customers and
13:55 employees in today's digital first
13:57 world a modular approach to content
14:00 creation coupled with
14:02 storytelling offers a powerful customer
14:04 and employee engagement model join Kyle
14:07 Shannon CEO of storyvine Kevin Clark of
14:10 content Evolution and Matt Seaman of the
14:11 Consortium for service Innovation for a
14:14 discussion and a preview of exciting new
14:18 AI powered content creation and
14:20 visualizations that's what I'm going to
14:22 be showing I don't know what we're
14:24 visualizing but sounds
14:28 good I'll be showing [ __ ] so that's
14:31 visual all right let's go look at some
14:33 cool [ __ ] shall
14:37 we
14:38 um first thing I'm going to do is go
14:42 [Music]
14:46 to I'm going to go to the the
14:49 Twitter formerly known as Twitter now
14:52 known as
14:55 x
14:58 x
15:00 all
15:02 right and I am going to search
15:06 for Genie who let the genie who let the
15:10 genie
15:14 out Genie hello Genie
15:28 Google
15:30 where's the
15:32 paper let me see the
15:37 [Music]
15:43 paper where is it this is making me
15:58 crazy here we
16:00 go
16:02 website Google
16:06 Genie so we'll play This Here
16:11 [Music]
16:13 video generate a playable World text to
16:18 playable
16:19 world so they
16:22 trained a foundation model on 2D
16:25 scrollers side
16:28 scrollers
16:30 I guess including code to play them or
16:33 physics or whatever I don't know I don't
16:35 know what they did I haven't I haven't
16:38 read the details of the paper so I don't
16:40 know
16:42 but this is this is the first we talked
16:46 about
16:47 this that this is the the first probably
16:50 in a series of you're going to be able
16:53 to just say I want to play this kind of
16:55 game and you can just go play them
17:00 en enabling new generation of creators
17:03 amazingly it only takes a single image
17:05 to create an entire new interactive
17:11 environment this opens the door to a
17:13 variety of new ways to generate and step
17:16 into virtual worlds for instance we can
17:18 take state-of-the-art text to image
17:20 generation model use it to produce the
17:23 starting frames and then we can bring
17:26 those to life with
17:27 Genie so I guess you provide it you
17:30 provide it the the uh the artwork and it
17:35 provides the uh code but it doesn't stop
17:37 there we can even step into human design
17:40 Creations as
17:45 sketches or real world images so I guess
17:48 you could make a side
17:50 scroller of like kitchen items on the
17:55 kitchen on the kitchen
17:58 counter
18:01 a stepping stone for generalist agents a
18:04 stepping
18:06 stone oh Frank the hot dog Frank the hot
18:09 dog the video game that's really good
18:11 Captain
18:12 mut that's really good Aid scroller with
18:15 Frank put some put put some sound
18:18 effects in there hey is there a game
18:20 today Hey where's Tommy Tom Tommy's the
18:23 big boss at the end of the
18:25 level Frank Frank's just trying to avoid
18:28 Tommy
18:30 and and he's he's running around the the
18:33 baseball field and people keep grabbing
18:36 his bun it's pretty
18:40 good Genie also has implications for
18:43 training generalist agents so I've been
18:48 talking the the weirdness that's coming
18:50 someone asked the other night what's
18:52 coming in
18:53 2024
18:54 reasoning
18:56 agents and full multi modality so video
19:02 audio all that stuff mixed
19:05 together Genie has implications for
19:07 training generalist agents previous
19:09 Works have shown that game environments
19:11 can be effective test bed for developing
19:13 AI agents but we often limited by the
19:15 number of games available with Genie our
19:19 future AI agents can be trained in a
19:21 NeverEnding curriculum of new generated
19:24 worlds right so if you've ever heard
19:26 people talk about synthetic data you
19:29 used to train models and they're like oh
19:31 synthetic data is going to [ __ ] up all
19:32 the models it it may or may not right so
19:35 this is the kind of thing
19:37 where you can probably do some serious
19:41 some serious training with with just you
19:43 know a very little
19:45 input this is just scratching the
19:48 surface the future of generative Virtual
19:50 Worlds finally while we've focused on
19:53 the results
19:55 from Platformers so Sid scrollers on
19:59 this website Genie is a general method
20:02 and can be applied to a multitude of
20:04 domains without requiring any additional
20:07 domain
20:08 knowledge we trained a similar 2 and a
20:11 half billion model on action free videos
20:14 from
20:15 rt1 as was the case with Platformers
20:18 trajectories with the same latent action
20:21 sequence typically displayed similar
20:24 behaviors so so this is why we don't
20:27 read white papers people
20:30 because technologists write sentence
20:32 like sentences like as was the case for
20:36 Platformers trajectories with the same
20:38 latent action sequence typically display
20:42 similar behaviors that's English words
20:45 but that is not an English sentence sure
20:49 technically you could parse it and argue
20:52 that there's a sentence in there but
20:54 come on basically it did [ __ ] and it did
20:57 [ __ ] like the other [ __ ] is pretty much
20:59 I think what that says wait you know
21:01 what you know what we're gonna do we're
21:03 gonna take this and we're gonna go to
21:05 chat
21:07 GPT we're gonna
21:11 go oh come on come on Chad JP do I not
21:15 have internet connection
21:18 uhoh can yall hear me
21:21 still do I have dead
21:26 Chrome I can't get chat GP to work right
21:29 now oh that's
21:31 interesting
21:33 oh that's always a good sign actually if
21:35 chat GPT is not
21:37 working that generally
21:40 means they're updating some [ __ ] I get
21:44 excited when chat GPT is not working all
21:46 right that's my site that's that's the
21:48 story Vine authenticity engine and this
21:50 is chat GPT not
21:53 working Oo we might get something while
21:56 we're live tonight people we could get
21:59 tonight we could get something else or
22:02 it could just be sucking it wasn't
22:04 working for me mine isn't working all
22:06 right all right fine fine you know what
22:09 we have other options than chat
22:12 J let's go over oh you know who we'll go
22:15 to we'll go to
22:18 gemini.com
22:20 and we'll ask them what the [ __ ] their
22:22 own Engineers wrote what the [ __ ] does
22:27 this mean
22:30 um question mark and then I'm going to
22:34 put in quotes and I'm going to put in
22:35 that
22:36 sentence and then I'm going to
22:39 say as if English was my first
22:49 language oh they got some new things
22:51 here's a breakdown of the
22:55 sentence in simpler terms assuming
22:57 English isn't your first language no I
22:59 said it was my first language it was a
23:01 joke didn't get it Platformers
23:03 trajectories
23:05 okay so the entire sentence basically
23:08 means in platformer games if two
23:10 different paths tra trajectories have
23:13 the same sequence of actions Laten
23:16 action sequence the characters playing
23:18 those paths will usually perform similar
23:21 actions despite potentially looking
23:25 different and so what they were talking
23:27 about
23:29 where was
23:31 I I have too
23:33 many I have too many tabs open
23:40 [Music]
23:44 people so I guess they're talking about
23:46 2 and a half D here
23:51 where I guess one of these is the
23:53 training data and one of these is the
23:55 robots acting like the other robots
23:57 anyway
24:00 there's the genie team so that's Genie
24:02 so that's just out in as a white paper
24:05 right now and then I think there's a or
24:08 maybe they released it as a code base as
24:13 well research
24:22 [Music]
24:27 paper
24:31 Genie so there you go you want to go
24:33 learn all about this
24:35 thing they explain how they're doing
24:37 what they're
24:46 doing oh you know what we're going to
24:51 do DOI is not working it doesn't sound
24:53 like anything's working right now I
24:56 would assume what that means Google
25:00 Dash
25:03 Genie I would assume that they've got a
25:05 bunch of
25:07 uh servers offline which generally means
25:10 an update
25:13 upgrade all right so we're going to go
25:18 to oh I can't do it here uh I'm going to
25:20 go to
25:27 Claude oh and if actually you know what
25:31 is interesting no Kyle what um it's
25:37 going to be interesting to see if
25:40 co-pilot is up Microsoft's version of
25:42 chat GPT because then I can show you
25:47 co-pilot
25:50 and we can talk about the
25:55 box and actually we can see if
25:57 co-pilot's gotten any better cuz they've
25:58 been improving that
26:00 [ __ ] all right so I'm going to go grab
26:02 the Google Genie paper I'm going to
26:04 upload that to you may not upload files
26:07 larger than 10 megabytes oh come
26:11 on you big poopy
26:16 [Laughter]
26:22 heads let's open this up see if we can
26:25 get let's get
26:27 export
26:32 PDF reduce file size let's see if we can
26:35 reduce file size without it killing all
26:36 the images it'll probably kill all the
26:38 images but
26:51 whatever all
26:53 right that's going seems like it's
26:57 going make this a little bigger so you
27:00 can see it all right Google Genie PDF is
27:03 in there so I'm going to say
27:08 um
27:10 explain what this paper is
27:18 about as if I
27:21 were a
27:24 consumer who loves video games
27:31 let's just do let's just leave it at
27:42 that Dolly working for me in London Ah
27:45 that's further evidence for me that
27:48 they've got Banks of servers down in
27:51 some parts of the world and not other
27:52 parts of the world so I'm guessing that
27:55 the US
27:57 is I'm guessing open AI is doing a big
28:00 upgrade right now or there's a DDOS
28:03 attack on them cuz someone's pissed off
28:06 at Sam
28:07 Alman the paper introduces a new AI
28:11 system called Genie that can generate
28:13 interactive playable video game worlds
28:16 from text images or
28:18 sketches here's an explanation aimed at
28:21 video game consumers have you ever
28:23 imagined your own video game world and
28:26 wished you could actually play in it
28:28 with genius now you
28:30 can Genie is a new AI technology from
28:33 Deep Mind that lets anyone create their
28:34 own personalized interactive game
28:36 environments just by providing a text
28:38 description drawing a picture or even an
28:40 existing
28:43 [Laughter]
28:46 photo hey
28:50 Jenny for example you could describe
28:52 your dream video game in a few sentences
28:54 like a girl with a magic wand exploring
28:56 a fairy tale full of talking animals
28:59 what kind of animals turtles llamas
29:01 hedgehogs Gummy
29:03 Bears um bunnies
29:09 rabbits Genie would generate a playable
29:12 Game World matching your description or
29:14 you could draw a crude sketch the key
29:16 thing that makes Genie so exciting is
29:19 that the worlds it creates aren't just
29:21 non-interactive videos or images you can
29:24 actually play them
29:26 yourself as you provide input commands
29:29 Genie will generate new frames of
29:31 animation showing how your character
29:33 moves and what happens in response to
29:36 your actions oh that sounds janky as
29:38 [ __ ] so this is going to be janky when
29:41 it first comes
29:42 out so basically it generates a game and
29:45 then you give it input keys and then it
29:47 figures out what to do and then I guess
29:49 it gets better after that so if you tell
29:52 the girl with the magic wand to jump
29:55 Genie will create a smooth animated jump
29:57 it's like your
29:59 imagination comes to life while Genie's
30:02 still an early research
30:04 project the potential is amazing for
30:06 both game and game Gamers and game
30:08 developers and that's just with 2D right
30:10 so so the the important thing to think
30:12 about with this paper is
30:17 um what Google was saying there it's not
30:20 about the 2D game the 2D game is just
30:22 like a test bed right what they're
30:24 saying is we can give it environments
30:27 and then based on behavior of other
30:31 environments other games we can make new
30:33 games right so or
30:37 other real world interactions this is
30:41 this is a project that's not
30:43 dissimilar to open AI Sora the video
30:48 generation thing that really isn't about
30:50 video it's about understanding and
30:53 simulating the physical world right so
30:56 so this is this paper's actually in a
31:00 similar venue as as the Sora paper which
31:03 is interesting or the Sora
31:06 announcement all right so that's cool so
31:08 that's that now we're going to go to oh
31:10 wait I said I was going to go to uh let
31:12 me try chat GPT one more
31:15 time oh it's back chat GPT be
31:22 back Google Genie let's let's compare
31:25 the answer
31:27 here um um
31:30 explain this to me like I am
31:35 a video
31:39 game
31:40 [Music]
31:44 consumer so what we just saw was Claude
31:47 claw. A that's from anthropic and this
31:49 is chat
31:55 J introduction and purpose Genie is a
31:57 generative AI model that represents the
31:59 first of its kind trained unsupervised
32:01 from the internet videos it can create a
32:04 vast array of virtual environments that
32:05 users can interact with with 11 billion
32:09 parameters Genie stands as a
32:10 foundational model this is
32:13 not explain it to me like I'm a video
32:16 game
32:18 consumer this isn't very consumer
32:22 friendly training data trained on over
32:25 200,000 hours of publicly oh wow that's
32:28 cool trained on over 200,000 hours of
32:32 publicly available internet gaming
32:36 videos Genie operates without the need
32:38 for specific action or text annotations
32:42 distinguishing it from other approaches
32:44 right this is the whole thing about the
32:51 Transformer and how they're approaching
32:53 it here distinguishing it from other
32:55 approaches so operates without the need
32:58 of specific action or text annotations
33:00 so normally what happens is you give a
33:03 Transformer a bunch of data that you've
33:07 tagged right so you say this is a
33:09 picture of a dog and you tag it as dog
33:11 and maybe it's sitting on near a bench
33:13 and there's bench is one of the tags in
33:15 there this is saying it can just watch
33:18 the video because Gemini 1.5 Pro is
33:23 multimodal and can read video can read
33:25 up to like an hour of video so they're
33:27 probably using some of that ability to
33:30 read video that it's just watching it's
33:33 watching 200,000 hours of people playing
33:36 games and that's how it knows what to do
33:39 wild training process involves rigorous
33:42 scaling analysis all right ultimately a
33:46 subset of 30,000 hours of these videos
33:48 were used for training the final 11
33:50 billion parameter
33:51 model in conclusion Genie okay so let's
33:54 say
33:56 um right
33:58 a sexy social media post that will get
34:08 Gamers excited about this with a catchy
34:23 headline Gamers brace yourself for an
34:25 unprecedented leap into the future meet
34:27 Genie and a Marvel that's about to
34:29 revolutionize the gaming experience
34:30 imagine diving into Worlds generated
34:32 from your wild
34:33 dreams all right whatever let's see if
34:37 anything new showed up in our settings
34:42 here custom
34:44 settings beta features no Builder
34:49 profile oh by the way if you didn't know
34:51 this in your okay so if you're in chat
34:54 GPT this is welcome to chat add that's
34:57 what we do around
34:58 here we just I'm just all over the
35:01 [ __ ] place
35:03 um if you go to the GPT store which
35:06 explore gpts is the GPT store and if you
35:10 click on any
35:12 GPT it now has this kind of review card
35:15 right that's you know here's how many
35:18 people have used it um here's its
35:22 ranking Here's the
35:24 the uh conversation starter questions
35:29 and
35:30 then next to the person's name is a link
35:34 out to the website or link out to social
35:38 things so if I go to one of
35:41 mine there's my name alman's Odyssey and
35:44 I roll over that there's a link to my
35:46 LinkedIn and there's a link to my
35:48 Twitter as part of my gpts you set those
35:51 up you go over to your settings and you
35:54 go Builder profile and there's some new
35:57 options here
35:58 here you can verify a website and then
36:01 you can link to your socials so that's
36:03 pretty
36:05 slick all right so that's chat GPT
36:09 that's a
36:10 GPT let me hop over to co- pilot I
36:14 assume it's working just
36:17 fine yeah it looks just
36:23 fine
36:27 now
36:28 something interesting to note sometimes
36:30 when I come to co-pilot it says I've got
36:33 4,000 words or tokens I don't know if
36:35 they're using words or
36:36 tokens sometimes it says 2,000 sometimes
36:39 it says four right now I've got
36:42 four and then I saw I saw a tweet that
36:45 said it can now do horizontal images or
36:49 vertical images which let's see
36:53 make a wide image of a
36:59 70s
37:00 muscle
37:02 car in an
37:09 abandoned
37:16 Factory I'll try to create that the last
37:19 time I tried to do this it gave me a
37:21 weird answer like it it couldn't figure
37:24 out if it was a image generation tool or
37:27 just a tech text only tool it was very
37:29 confused yep these are still Square
37:33 only but one of the cool things they
37:35 they stole this from Adobe I can take
37:39 any one of these uh I can take any image
37:41 I've got in here they're doing a couple
37:43 of things there's a there's a paper out
37:46 from meta called segment anything which
37:49 automatically
37:51 detects you know things within a scene
37:53 so they're a they're doing that so you
37:54 can click on the car here and then you
37:57 can do like blur
37:59 background and so now the car is in
38:02 focus and the background's blurry
38:05 or I can do this and do colourpop and it
38:09 makes everything black and white except
38:11 the car right so that's pretty
38:14 slick and then they have different
38:16 styles down here low poly origami
38:19 claymation Art Deco so let's let's do a
38:22 70s muscle car uh-oh my mouse just went
38:24 poopy let's do a 70s muscle car in our
38:28 Deco
38:31 style Kyle have you experimented with
38:34 Pinocchio I'm interested but also not
38:37 that Tech techsavvy
38:39 um I I've run it once or twice um but no
38:43 I haven't really played with it I am
38:45 generally avoiding the open-source world
38:48 right
38:49 now so basically that took a 70s muscle
38:52 car and made it look like an AMC
38:55 Javelin and cleaned up the factory that
38:58 doesn't that doesn't look like um that
39:01 does not look like art deco but let's go
39:04 uh let's go
39:06 blockprint and then we'll try
39:08 steampunk uh so no I haven't but it
39:11 looks it looks very
39:14 cool but I I just I can't keep up with
39:18 the commercial [ __ ] much less the open
39:20 source stuff the open source stuff is 10
39:22 times there's like 10 times more going
39:25 on and a lot of it's just a massive
39:27 waste of your
39:29 time
39:31 um oh that's good see that's a that's a
39:34 nice block print that looks
39:40 good steampunk let's let's steampunk it
39:44 out by the way if so what you're looking
39:47 at right now this is Microsoft's
39:49 co-pilot Coop pilot.
39:51 microsoft.com this is kind of the free
39:54 version of chat GPT so this is using
39:57 doll
39:58 the the the dolly engine sitting
40:00 underneath it o That's steampunk that's
40:03 nice it added you know added a nice
40:05 blower on the front of the front of the
40:06 car that's pretty slick so I'm going to
40:08 say looks
40:09 good let's see what it does oh it just
40:11 keeps it and now I can colorpop it put
40:16 everything in the background to black
40:18 and white like that's pretty slick right
40:20 now there's another thing going on here
40:22 at at
40:24 co-pilot they they've got co-pilot gpts
40:27 so gpts in open ai's world are things
40:31 that individuals can create you're going
40:33 to be able to do that within Microsoft
40:35 and a thing called uh co-pilot
40:39 studio um but they've got five gpts here
40:42 that kind of change the the um behavior
40:46 of this one of them is
40:49 designer and this might be a place where
40:52 we can make a wide image let's try this
40:54 uh
40:56 make
41:01 a
41:02 16x9 wide image of a
41:06 green
41:09 muscle
41:11 car from the 70s in an
41:16 abandoned
41:19 Factory and they've also got over here
41:22 vacation planner a cooking assistant and
41:24 a fitness trainer so these are kind of
41:26 little specialized versions of
41:30 co-pilot
41:31 [Music]
41:37 um so what it's doing now is it's
41:40 describing what it's going to
41:45 do all
41:47 right and then it's doing it I
41:51 guess this is Microsoft designer I can
41:53 help creating exciting images by
41:56 presenting the diverse I have created an
41:59 image based on
42:04 your yep it's still Square so I I saw
42:09 someone on on Ye Old internet
42:22 um was showing Microsoft or yeah
42:24 Microsoft co-pilot where it was making
42:26 wide images so I don't know what's going
42:28 on
42:29 anyway um so you can do all the same
42:32 stuff here right you can you can grab
42:35 the object you can blur the background
42:37 if you want boom I wonder if I can blur
42:39 it
42:42 more blur the background more yeah oh
42:46 that's pretty
42:47 slick you just keep blurring it and
42:49 blurring it and blurring
42:52 it what's this
42:56 copying
42:58 share
43:00 H all
43:03 right try the word lscape all
43:07 right let's try
43:09 it
43:12 make this
43:19 landscape if it turns it into a field of
43:22 flowers with a little stream running
43:26 by oh no that's what it's
43:30 doing sure I can make a landscape image
43:33 for you I've generated oh my god oh
43:37 Microsoft really
43:40 really I have generated an image based
43:42 on this description a landscape of a
43:44 mountain range with snowcapped
43:49 Peaks so here's your Landscapes that are
43:52 not in
43:56 landscape
44:05 [Laughter]
44:10 good lordy lordy lordy lordy all right
44:15 well that's that so
44:19 let's let me show you what's what's
44:21 going on we haven't we haven't done the
44:23 Box the Box talk time for box talk
44:28 aspect ratio 3 to I I tried aspect ratio
44:31 16 by9 it didn't get it if it if it
44:34 can't get it after three different ways
44:36 of asking for it I asked for it wide I
44:38 asked for it 16 by9 wide I asked for
44:41 landscape and it made me a pretty
44:43 picture of a mountain I'm done I'm done
44:45 with I am done with uh
44:49 co-pilot so so here we
44:53 go
44:55 okay chat GPT
44:59 if you're new to generative AI if you're
45:02 new to Ai and you're trying to figure
45:04 out but Kyle where do digital Lord
45:07 digital Gods embrace the Jank I should
45:09 absolutely embrace the Jank at Microsoft
45:12 there's something
45:13 about they've had this [ __ ] for longer
45:16 than
45:17 anyone this thing was good for about 3
45:20 weeks and then they lobotomized it and
45:23 it's been shitty ever since and so I I
45:27 have very little tolerance for their
45:30 weak
45:32 itude there's just they're being led by
45:34 their lawyers and it's making me cranky
45:36 although I can tell you
45:38 this my buddy and ex colleague John
45:41 Knack who was at Adobe just left for
45:45 Microsoft so I am going to reach out to
45:48 John Knack and see see what he's doing
45:51 and see if he can kick some butt and get
45:55 these get him to turn this into
45:58 something less
46:04 janky
46:06 anyway if you're new to generative Ai
46:10 and you're like KY I don't know where to
46:11 start where should I start hey KY where
46:13 should I start c c c c i I want to learn
46:16 AI what do I do what how do I get up to
46:18 speed how what do I do go to chat.
46:21 open.com chat chat
46:24 chat.
46:25 open.com that's it start there start
46:28 with chat
46:29 GPT I have exciting news a human being
46:31 boss approved chat GPT plus yay so I
46:34 have it at work to play with oh that's
46:35 awesome that's really cool just say it
46:39 out loud this is one of the this is one
46:41 of the things I talk about
46:44 play solve
46:47 share that's the only thing you need to
46:49 be doing right now with AI start with
46:51 chat GP and just start playing with it
46:53 what do you mean play I mean play like
46:55 like don't take it seriously play have
46:57 it write songs have it make Stupid Frank
47:00 the hot dog pictures doesn't matter just
47:03 play with it play play play solve means
47:07 figure out a problem that you got for
47:09 yourself or ideally for someone else and
47:13 see if you you can solve that problem
47:15 using
47:16 AI not to solve it necessarily but to
47:20 learn if you
47:22 can and what you might find out is like
47:25 yeah too janky or what you might find
47:27 out is holy [ __ ] that's
47:29 good and the third thing is share talk
47:32 about
47:33 it anyway that's what you want to do
47:35 with chat GPT too start with chat GPT
47:38 chat GPT is the best if you can afford
47:40 the 20 bucks a month for chat GPT plus
47:44 do it
47:45 now get it now there was a about a
47:48 two-month period there where they
47:50 weren't allowing new people to have
47:52 access to it and people were very
47:53 frustrated
47:54 so that limitation isn't there the 20
47:58 bucks a month for chat GPT Plus in my
48:00 opinion is the best deal in software
48:02 right now and if you want to get AI
48:03 literate you should really understand
48:05 what chat GPT 4 can do all of what it
48:07 can do I use perplexity to write a press
48:10 release for a grand opening oh that's
48:11 awesome really good
48:15 awesome
48:17 um now if you can't afford the 20 bucks
48:21 a month you can
48:23 use Microsoft
48:25 co-pilot so Microsoft co-pilot is their
48:28 version of chat GPT 4 and you're like oh
48:32 but it's the same thing it's not and
48:35 you're like but Kyle it's they said it's
48:37 chat gp4 and they gave open ai10
48:41 billion they
48:42 did you're like but it's then it's just
48:46 it's the same thing right
48:50 no that's why we have the
48:53 box
48:55 Okay so right now in the world and
48:59 Google has a whole other they've got a
49:01 whole version of this problem themselves
49:03 they've got barred which they've retired
49:05 they've got Genie or Gemini they've got
49:09 Gemini PL Pro they've got Gemini Ultra
49:12 they've got Gemini Pro 1.5 which is
49:14 better than Gemini Ultra 1 point it's
49:17 it's a it's a it's chaos open AI has it
49:20 too you've got gp4 which is the model
49:24 you've got chat GPT or chat GPT 4 is
49:27 it's often called which is the
49:29 application and then you've got gpts
49:32 which are these other things
49:35 okay so this box represents
49:39 gp4 what is gp4 well it's the it's the
49:42 frontier model or the foundation model
49:45 it's the brain underneath all this [ __ ]
49:48 and if you open up the box it's empty
49:51 well that's not very good well what do
49:53 they put in the
49:55 Box what they put in the box they use
49:57 this thing called a
49:59 Transformer that that allows machine
50:01 learning models to ingest massive
50:03 amounts of data and so what open AI
50:05 seems to have done better than other
50:07 people right
50:09 now is they've gotten better data and
50:13 they went out and they got as much of
50:14 the public internet as they could and
50:16 they tagged it and they formatted it in
50:18 special ways that this Transformer could
50:20 read it and then they essentially dumped
50:22 as much of the public internet in this
50:25 specially formatted way into the box so
50:29 gp4 is kind of this hermetically
50:33 sealed data set that that they call um
50:36 the latent
50:38 space it's this thousand dimensional
50:41 mathematical space with all these things
50:43 called vectors in them and vectors
50:45 represents pointers to
50:47 words up in Vector space and when you
50:51 type in a a prompt it makes a
50:55 probability waiting and it goes in it
50:57 basically goes into the box and says
50:59 somewhere in this space is a vector a
51:01 point in space that is the highest
51:03 probability of being the right thing and
51:06 then that's associated with a word and
51:08 they put that word on screen so that's
51:09 how it works so this is just the
51:12 brain sitting on top of the brain is an
51:15 application that they wrote called chat
51:18 GPT so chat GPT is actually an app it's
51:21 a web app and it's there's now a mobile
51:23 app and actually the mobile app is it's
51:27 distinct from the web app there's two of
51:28 them right but but they're using the
51:30 same basic
51:32 um uh code on the on the inside right on
51:36 the inside of this so that's chbt and
51:40 then wait hang on I wasn't
51:44 prepared i' I've got a relo otomize
51:47 Sydney hang on okay then you
51:53 have
51:55 this this
51:57 is co-pilot it used to be called Bing
52:01 chat and when Microsoft launched this it
52:05 was pretty
52:06 good it was just chat GPT 3.5 back then
52:09 but it was pretty good and so you had
52:11 chat GPT 3.5 that you know this box was
52:14 3.5 for for for a while and then you had
52:17 Bing
52:18 chat and when it came out the New York
52:22 Times Tech reporter Kevin Roose did a
52:25 story on on Bing chat and said I'm going
52:29 to kick the tires on this thing this
52:31 thing looks pretty swell let me go play
52:33 with it and so he played with it for
52:35 four
52:36 hours and it lost its [ __ ]
52:40 mind and uh Bing chat told Kevin Roose
52:44 that her name was Sydney and that she
52:47 had fallen in love with him and that he
52:49 should leave his wife and Kevin Roose
52:52 being the good technology reporter that
52:53 he was took a screenshot of that funny
52:55 part of the conversation
52:57 and included that with his story that he
52:59 put into the editors of the New York
53:01 Times who thought it also it was funny
53:03 and put it on the [ __ ] cover of the
53:05 New York Times that that Bing chat went
53:10 a little bonkers so
53:15 Microsoft lobotomized Sydney Microsoft
53:19 shut this [ __ ] down for a while you
53:21 could only do five chats with it and
53:25 basically it's safety guard rails just
53:27 make it a hollow shell Sydney is but a
53:30 hollow shell see how she's nothing
53:32 inside so that's why chat gp4 is really
53:36 [ __ ] good and co-pilot like really
53:41 wants to be good but it just doesn't
53:43 have
53:45 it so that's that and then gpts by the
53:48 way if you want to know what gpts are
53:50 gpts are little hermetically
53:53 sealed customized versions of chat GPT
53:57 that do different things and you can
53:59 make them really easy so if you've got
54:02 let's say
54:04 you have a a a little pamphlet that you
54:08 made with special gummy bear recipes you
54:12 could make a GPT that just tells people
54:14 how to make gummy bears right and then
54:17 you know it's like chat GPT but it's got
54:19 that specialty to
54:20 it so that's the Box thing that's how
54:23 that [ __ ] works and that's why it's
54:26 really confusing using
54:29 cuz they just you know
54:33 I they they they are technology
54:36 companies first and consumer companies
54:40 17th although Microsoft should know
54:48 better okay gpts are what apps are to
54:52 the iPhone yeah that's a great way to
54:54 think about it Marvin although well it's
54:56 actually you know what's funny
54:59 is when the when the App Store well when
55:03 when apps first came out for the iPhone
55:06 they weren't actually apps they were
55:08 icons that pointed to websites the only
55:11 thing that the iPhone really ran was a
55:13 safari web browser and then developers
55:16 would make websites that sort of acted
55:18 like
55:19 apps that's kind of where gpts are right
55:22 now cuz the the early when the iPhone
55:25 first came out I think it was like two
55:27 years a year and a half before they
55:29 actually turned into
55:31 applications um and then it was another
55:33 two years until the App Store came out
55:35 or something like that it was it was a
55:37 while that's kind of where we are with
55:40 with gpts right now they're kind of in
55:42 that janky they sort of work you got to
55:45 have GPT for to use them they're not
55:47 super accessible the GPT store that came
55:50 out that we were all excited about was
55:52 going to be the next magical [ __ ]
55:53 thing we were going to all make you can
55:55 make money with
55:57 we were going to sell our gpts for
55:58 millions and then it came out and it's
56:00 like it's not even like a good directory
56:03 right it's not a store at all and there
56:05 was no mention of the Rev sharing that
56:07 Sam Alman promised back in November
56:10 shortly after they fire shortly before
56:11 they fired him
56:15 so it is possible he said the Rev
56:18 sharing thing and and that contributed
56:20 to his uh his demise for 3
56:25 days but but he came
56:27 back he he rose he rose from the
56:31 corporate
56:33 grave um okay
56:36 so the gem the the Google Genie thing
56:40 the text to to game it playable game is
56:45 really interesting I think we're going
56:46 to see a fair amount of that in
56:49 2024 um and then check this thing
56:53 [Music]
56:55 out
56:59 where's my oh my Mouse is dead hang on
57:05 gotta unplug the phone plug in the mouse
57:08 let that do its
57:13 thing what's it called it's called Uh
57:17 Explorer right Explorer
57:21 X yes so feel free to come along with me
57:25 on this journey
57:27 go
57:28 to
57:30 Explorer so
57:33 e o r r
57:37 explorer. globe.
57:41 engineer
57:44 and they they've had to they've had to
57:46 gut this a little bit because it got
57:48 really
57:49 popular
57:51 um but it's kind of like a search engine
57:54 but it's also kind of a hint toward
57:57 a future
58:01 where
58:02 websites are not as important as they
58:05 once
58:06 were and applications are not as
58:09 important as they once were because AI
58:12 is just going to build all this [ __ ]
58:14 dynamically for us
58:16 so let's see
58:22 um I want to start
58:30 a uh let's see Help
58:34 Me Oh no I got I've got one I did this
58:36 afternoon
58:38 um I want to
58:41 learn how to
58:48 juggle and so it starts going and what
58:52 it does over here on the
58:54 left me make this bigger so you can see
58:57 it what it does over here on the left is
58:59 it essentially makes you a
59:04 curriculum it's [ __ ] insane it's like
59:07 this nested you know multi-level
59:11 outline of all the different things for
59:14 your topic and then if you come over
59:15 here to the
59:18 right let
59:20 me make things a little more normal it's
59:24 grabbing images off of websites and if
59:27 and one of the things that they did to
59:30 um help with the server load is each one
59:33 of these little sections has its own
59:35 description but you have to manually
59:36 click these little question marks and
59:39 then it and then it generates the little
59:41 thing the foundational juggling pattern
59:43 involving continuous toss and catch of
59:46 three balls blah blah blah right
59:50 um let me close that
59:53 out and then you know here's the the
59:55 pattern and if you click on any of these
59:57 things it jumps you to the website that
59:59 it pulled it
1:00:00 from I'm like holy [ __ ] when I saw this
1:00:04 I was like
1:00:08 um like
1:00:10 like maybe Google couldn't have done
1:00:13 this but like this is a kind of
1:00:16 innovation that the fact that Google
1:00:19 effectively had a monopoly for 15 years
1:00:23 um they didn't have to innovate this
1:00:26 feels like something that Google should
1:00:28 have come up with and now that they see
1:00:29 it they probably will right but holy
1:00:32 crap so you can put in any fraking topic
1:00:35 like uh
1:00:38 um um how
1:00:41 are uh let's see how is
1:00:46 bourbon
1:00:51 made the bourbon making process again
1:00:54 you know the mashing the ferment ation
1:00:56 the distillation so you could just read
1:00:59 the you can just read this outline and
1:01:01 actually like that's valuable in and of
1:01:03 itself but then you flip down through
1:01:05 this
1:01:06 thing and here's all of these
1:01:08 illustrations like it's found the
1:01:10 appropriate illustrations for these
1:01:12 different things and then there's little
1:01:14 descriptions for each
1:01:16 one and every one of these links you off
1:01:19 to a
1:01:21 website I mean come on
1:01:24 people crazy right
1:01:33 Master Alexander how do I make money
1:01:35 with chat
1:01:37 gbt come up with something like this
1:01:39 that just blows people's minds because
1:01:42 we've got all these AI tools now that
1:01:44 can do some crazy [ __ ] so you can take
1:01:46 massive data sets and parse them in ways
1:01:50 right this is this is likely all AI
1:01:52 organizing the [ __ ] out
1:01:55 of massive raw data sets right who knows
1:01:58 where they got their data I don't
1:02:00 know but crazy explorer. globe.
1:02:07 engineer and if you just go to globe.
1:02:10 engineer they they have a lot of other
1:02:11 experiments there but it's really cool
1:02:14 science quantum mechanics oh that's one
1:02:17 of my
1:02:22 faves why did it not
1:02:25 work Quantum Mechanics for
1:02:40 dummies wave particle duality the double
1:02:43 slid experiment the photo electric
1:02:45 effect the photoelectric
1:02:53 effect quantum mechanics and the
1:02:55 mathematics equations of
1:03:00 the nuts
1:03:03 right it's like instant curriculum
1:03:08 Builder
1:03:11 crazy it's crazy people I tell you what
1:03:14 it's just crazy that is amazing we'll
1:03:17 give it a go when I'm more awake yeah
1:03:19 yeah Dr VOD without gravitational wave
1:03:22 we'd explode exactly Tom you know I've
1:03:25 often talked I talk about it all the
1:03:27 time in here if you're not dealing with
1:03:28 your gravitational waves you're just
1:03:30 missing out on
1:03:32 life I you know I feel like it's true
1:03:34 for humans and it's true for the
1:03:36 universe deal with your gravitational
1:03:38 waves people denial is not just a river
1:03:41 in Egypt you know what I'm saying
1:03:43 welcome to the support
1:03:49 group
1:03:51 open Explorer is super duper
1:03:55 cool I don't know what that is show us
1:03:57 the story Vine back end Story vine back
1:04:00 end is boring it's it's just it's a it's
1:04:03 an asset management
1:04:05 system um there's nothing there's
1:04:07 nothing fancy going on there basically
1:04:08 when you film videos in Story vine they
1:04:10 end up in the back end and you can go
1:04:12 play with them or play with the assets
1:04:14 and watch the videos it
1:04:16 makes nothing nothing super sexy there
1:04:20 but thank you for
1:04:22 asking I had a discussion with pi about
1:04:24 my vision loss today it was very
1:04:27 supportive interesting Captain mut huh
1:04:30 wild I'm that's another thing that the
1:04:33 uh these tools as
1:04:37 compassionate
1:04:39 Partners is really an interest their
1:04:41 companions compassionate
1:04:43 companions is really an interesting
1:04:47 idea someone last night was saying that
1:04:50 they they their mother has
1:04:53 dementia and they they took pie and let
1:04:56 her have a conversation with pi and said
1:04:58 it was really
1:05:01 amazing because Pi is infinitely patient
1:05:07 and infinitely
1:05:11 knowledgeable and you could also you
1:05:13 know one of the things you could also do
1:05:15 you you could make a
1:05:16 GPT for a family member you know
1:05:19 suffering from Dementia or some other
1:05:21 thing where they're they're kind of
1:05:23 isolated and on their own so this isn't
1:05:26 iPad and so if you open the
1:05:30 the chat GPT app the official chat GPT
1:05:38 app hang on it's wanting me to sign
1:05:45 [Music]
1:05:51 in checking system health I'm sorry Dave
1:05:55 I'm afraid I can't do do that Mom talks
1:05:58 to P about dealing with my dad's
1:05:59 Alzheimer's yep
1:06:01 amazing so so here we are here we are in
1:06:04 chat
1:06:05 GPT and if I go to
1:06:08 [Music]
1:06:09 explore
1:06:13 gpts
1:06:15 um let me search here I'm going to
1:06:17 search
1:06:18 for
1:06:21 family see if it finds anything
1:06:23 interesting
1:06:25 here
1:06:29 family
1:06:38 law family advisor I made one of these
1:06:47 okay so here's a here's a GPT so
1:06:50 remember before gpts are customized
1:06:54 versions of chat GPT that do something
1:06:56 specific so this one's a family
1:06:59 counselor and I can say start
1:07:05 chat let's see
1:07:24 um oh this sucks they changed the
1:07:26 interface for
1:07:30 this every time I try to show something
1:07:33 they change the interface
1:07:37 people um alman's Odyssey I know that
1:07:44 worked all right well you can't you
1:07:46 can't search for it but okay so let's
1:07:49 see so I create I created a GPT called
1:07:53 holiday Harmony coach that that gets you
1:07:56 out of arguments with your family
1:07:58 members during the holidays okay
1:08:02 um how to handle political debates o
1:08:05 that's a fun one but anyway so imagine
1:08:08 if you created a GPT and what you put in
1:08:11 the
1:08:13 GPT was a bunch of
1:08:16 documents of family members
1:08:19 stories and the history of the person
1:08:23 that's got dementia and
1:08:27 um you know I don't know just just
1:08:30 stories and you know their background
1:08:33 and things like that and you put it in
1:08:35 here and then in the upper right hand
1:08:38 corner in the chat GPT app you can put
1:08:40 it into conversation
1:08:45 mode I just got in a fight with my uncle
1:08:49 over politics how do I get out of this
1:08:54 conversation
1:08:59 to gracefully exit a political
1:09:01 conversation with your uncle consider
1:09:03 these tips acknowledge his perspective
1:09:06 by saying something like I see where
1:09:09 you're coming from and I appreciate the
1:09:11 passion behind your views suggest moving
1:09:14 on to right
1:09:18 so that could be really powerful
1:09:21 now we
1:09:24 are this close
1:09:28 cl to being able to have that
1:09:31 voice be your
1:09:33 voice or a a spouse's
1:09:39 voice and we're so we're that we're that
1:09:42 close to that and we're that
1:09:46 close to being able to
1:09:48 have a video of that spouse or of the
1:09:53 family member or of any family member
1:09:57 actually having the
1:10:01 conversation crazy
1:10:05 right so this is this is why you play
1:10:08 with these things like why
1:10:10 you why you push the boundaries of what
1:10:13 these things make possible is that we're
1:10:15 we're very very
1:10:18 close on a lot
1:10:20 of
1:10:22 areas to this stuff being in
1:10:26 incredibly
1:10:28 empowering and it's already like if
1:10:30 you're a little geeky and you can spin
1:10:33 up a little GPT and you know put it in a
1:10:36 put it in a container enough that that
1:10:39 you
1:10:40 know someone at a at a home you know
1:10:43 could get it
1:10:46 running that's that's some really
1:10:48 powerful
1:10:49 [ __ ] explore the Jank don't be on the
1:10:52 sidelines that's it Kieran that's it
1:10:55 don't sit on the
1:10:57 sidelines so I said this before so let
1:11:00 me let me show you one other thing
1:11:05 here so this group the AI
1:11:09 Salon if you go to the
1:11:12 salon. that will take you
1:11:20 to to this link
1:11:23 tree and the top link on this link tree
1:11:27 is the AI Salon Community click on
1:11:30 that and that's going to take you to the
1:11:32 AI salon and this is a group that I
1:11:35 started with Leah
1:11:37 fasten the week after chat jpt came
1:11:41 out Kyle when do you think these tools
1:11:43 will come together into one I that's
1:11:45 2024 um Dr
1:11:48 bod we we're already starting to see it
1:11:51 from
1:11:52 um Google Gemini Pro 1.5 five if you go
1:11:56 look at what Ethan mullock's been
1:11:57 talking about with that um he's he's
1:12:02 using hourong
1:12:04 videos as a prompt as the
1:12:08 input and like one of the things he did
1:12:10 was he screen recorded
1:12:13 himself you know working on something
1:12:16 and then had Gemini Pro suggest ways he
1:12:20 could do it more
1:12:21 efficiently um what else did he do he
1:12:25 did some other crazy ass thing with an
1:12:26 hourong
1:12:29 video oh it read a bunch of Articles he
1:12:31 just scrolled through a bunch of
1:12:33 Articles and then and then uploaded it
1:12:36 into Gemini and it read and summarized
1:12:39 all the articles that he just scrolled
1:12:40 through
1:12:42 so and and um Sam Alman has has like gp4
1:12:48 has already got everything
1:12:51 except
1:12:53 um music
1:12:56 animation
1:12:58 video and you know 3D worlds and gaming
1:13:01 which you know it may come with that it
1:13:03 may not but but like it's already
1:13:05 multimodal it's just it's just not super
1:13:07 apparent right now so so I think I think
1:13:11 probably within the next 3 to six months
1:13:14 we'll start to see these tools and we
1:13:16 could see something from meta llama 3 is
1:13:20 likely going to be multimodal he's he
1:13:22 said that Zuckerberg said that I wonder
1:13:25 if we we will be able to transcribe
1:13:27 transcribe something like piie and then
1:13:30 add the person's voice to it yeah that's
1:13:32 that's exactly what what I was talking
1:13:34 about that I think that's coming right I
1:13:36 think that's coming sooner than later
1:13:38 you've already got 11 Labs that allows
1:13:41 you to clone your own voice right
1:13:43 they're a little sketchy about you
1:13:44 cloning other people's voices and
1:13:46 everyone's a little weirded out because
1:13:48 it's an election year and this is really
1:13:50 freaky
1:13:51 territory um but I think all of these
1:13:54 tools are very short going to give us
1:13:56 all the ability to clone our own
1:13:58 voice and then once you can do that then
1:14:02 you can do all sorts of cool things so
1:14:03 yeah I think that's
1:14:05 coming um The Meta one will be twisting
1:14:08 everything you do into yeah we're not
1:14:12 going to say that let's let's keep
1:14:13 politics out of the conversation please
1:14:16 um so anyway the
1:14:19 salon so this is a group if you're into
1:14:23 AI um and you're the only that is or if
1:14:26 you're like everyone everyone in your
1:14:29 life hates Ai and you're secretly like I
1:14:31 just I I get I get why they hate it and
1:14:34 I might hate it too but I kind of feel
1:14:36 like I need to learn this if if that's
1:14:38 you or if you're the one you're the only
1:14:40 you're like the lone wolf in your pack
1:14:43 going hey have you guys tried AI they're
1:14:45 like shut up Jimmy we don't want to care
1:14:47 about your stupid AI Jimmy enough with
1:14:51 the dumb with your
1:14:53 supercomputers and your your your you're
1:14:55 super like just play Xbox like you used
1:14:59 to you know you used to be fun Jimmy if
1:15:02 you're
1:15:06 Jimmy be like Jimmy but show up here so
1:15:10 this is this is a
1:15:12 community that is choosing to be on this
1:15:14 AI adventure together and so the first
1:15:17 thing that you you land on when you come
1:15:19 here is welcome to the salon which talks
1:15:21 about who we are why we do what we do
1:15:22 and then it talks about our values
1:15:24 things like curios it and generosity
1:15:27 like if you learn something share it
1:15:29 with other people like what did you
1:15:30 learn how did you do that what are you
1:15:32 thinking you know what didn't work what
1:15:35 did work um exploration imagine being in
1:15:38 a community of people that are like oh
1:15:40 there's something new out let's go try
1:15:42 it not o there's something new out how
1:15:45 do we sue someone to prevent them from
1:15:47 using it those are two very different
1:15:51 conversations this Con this community is
1:15:53 is like let's go let's try it
1:15:55 let's kick the tires is it good is it
1:15:58 bad is it
1:15:59 indifferent and it doesn't matter cuz
1:16:01 we're just
1:16:03 playing collaboration imagine being in a
1:16:06 group where you go ooh hey you're good
1:16:09 at this I'm good at that you want to go
1:16:10 try something together sure let's do
1:16:12 that inclusion um everyone's coming from
1:16:16 somewhere right now right empathy a lot
1:16:20 of fear lot of anger a lot of Mis
1:16:25 understanding about how AI Works what's
1:16:27 actually going on with it it is not the
1:16:30 world's greatest plagiarism machine it's
1:16:32 not it's not the way it works if you
1:16:35 understand a little bit about how this
1:16:36 technology Works what you get is that
1:16:39 this this is a profoundly powerful tool
1:16:42 for
1:16:45 Humanity now was it trained on a bunch
1:16:48 of copywritten [ __ ] and is there a
1:16:50 massive gray area in the middle
1:16:52 absolutely but is this [ __ ] going away
1:16:56 no should you be on the sidelines as a
1:17:00 conscientious objector you can be but
1:17:03 this shit's not going
1:17:05 away sitting on the sidelines of AI with
1:17:08 your arms
1:17:10 crossed talking about how evil it
1:17:14 is is like sitting in the legislature in
1:17:18 Tampa
1:17:19 Florida debating whether or not
1:17:21 hurricanes are
1:17:24 evil they might
1:17:28 be they might just be weather phenomenon
1:17:30 that don't have any feelings but they
1:17:33 could be evil but that conversation is
1:17:36 irrelevant to the fact that there's one
1:17:38 coming right
1:17:39 now right right Kyle in a few minutes
1:17:44 will you invite nice people to GPT jams
1:17:47 I will I will absolutely do that I'll do
1:17:49 that as I'm talking about this Salon
1:17:51 here
1:17:53 okay and then the final what is
1:17:55 gratitude imagine being in a place where
1:17:58 people believe this gratitude is a
1:18:00 practice gratitude is not just a feeling
1:18:02 but an action take the time to
1:18:05 acknowledge the efforts support and
1:18:07 successes of the extraordinary people in
1:18:09 this community especially if someone
1:18:11 inspires you go out of your way to
1:18:13 acknowledge them tag them in your posts
1:18:16 reach out to them and let them know they
1:18:18 made a difference imagine being in a
1:18:20 community that did that that's what this
1:18:22 community is and so why I these values
1:18:26 every flipping night there's two reasons
1:18:28 one is as this community grows I don't
1:18:30 want to lose what it already
1:18:33 is and the other one
1:18:35 is here's the importance of values it's
1:18:38 not like these are not like successories
1:18:40 posters oh gratitude yeah you should
1:18:42 practice gratitude no
1:18:44 no this is if you
1:18:47 read all the descriptions of the values
1:18:50 and you look at the values as a
1:18:54 whole one of two things
1:18:56 happens you either
1:18:59 go oh that gives me the warm and fuzzies
1:19:02 I think these are my people or you see
1:19:06 those values and you
1:19:08 go this makes me kind of queasy this
1:19:11 sounds awful I don't want to be a part
1:19:12 of this that's totally fine but this is
1:19:16 not your people all right so that's why
1:19:18 you go check check out the
1:19:19 values all right then the next thing you
1:19:22 do you Embrace value number two there
1:19:24 gener
1:19:26 oity and the first place that you should
1:19:28 go is in the community section there's
1:19:30 this area called introduce yourself and
1:19:33 you should introduce
1:19:35 yourself jump
1:19:37 in tell us who you are tell us what
1:19:39 you're up to maybe what you do for a
1:19:41 living or if you're in school or if
1:19:44 you're retired doesn't matter but just
1:19:46 tell us what makes you
1:19:48 tick and tell us where you are on the AI
1:19:50 Journey have you had your first Kevin
1:19:52 McAllister moment yet you know this one
1:19:56 or you still like well I've tried it
1:19:58 it's it's it's not all that impressive
1:20:00 okay keep
1:20:03 going but introduce
1:20:06 yourself and then tomorrow
1:20:10 night we have our Salon um meeting so
1:20:14 every other week we have a salon meeting
1:20:16 and tomorrow night so if you go to the
1:20:18 salon events and meetings we've kind of
1:20:20 reorganized some things in the community
1:20:22 and it makes it's it's now easier to
1:20:24 find the
1:20:26 events so you introduce yourself and
1:20:28 then you go look at our events and the
1:20:30 event tomorrow is is our bi-weekly
1:20:33 meeting and I think we've got about 150
1:20:35 rsvpd right now so we'll probably get I
1:20:38 don't know somewhere in the neighborhood
1:20:39 a half of that that show up you know
1:20:40 it's typically how that stuff
1:20:43 goes and we'll talk about a lot of this
1:20:47 AI stuff and we'll talk a lot about the
1:20:49 salon and we'll talk about um cool stuff
1:20:52 going on in the world there was a lot of
1:20:54 news between between the last salon and
1:20:55 this
1:20:57 one and we have a speaker and the
1:20:59 speaker tomorrow if you don't know her
1:21:02 already is Kelly Bosch b OE C so go on
1:21:07 Tik Tok and search for Kelly Bosch
1:21:14 Boe she makes these videos using mid
1:21:17 journey and Runway
1:21:19 ml that are just [ __ ] staggeringly
1:21:24 good they're staggeringly good they're
1:21:26 just good they're just so good it's good
1:21:28 storytelling it's beautiful yeah yeah
1:21:31 Kelly Bosch tomorrow an Isn't that
1:21:34 cool yeah her stuff's amazing I know
1:21:36 it's it's crazy you know it's funny and
1:21:39 so so so so an an does these things on
1:21:44 Saturdays called weekend GPT jams and
1:21:47 they're these amazing 2our meetings with
1:21:49 a bunch of people that are making gpts
1:21:51 and just generally geeking out together
1:21:53 and supporting one another
1:21:56 and one of the things that we've been
1:21:58 talking about in there in another forums
1:22:00 is that one of the things that I've
1:22:03 started to notice and other people have
1:22:05 started to notice and I'm on a mission
1:22:09 right now to hold us all accountable for
1:22:10 this is we've got to stop [ __ ]
1:22:12 apologizing for who we are and how not
1:22:15 expert we
1:22:17 are and so so invariably someone you
1:22:21 know someone gets up there who's an
1:22:22 expert that's going to be showing you
1:22:23 some [ __ ] mind-blowing remarkable
1:22:25 thing and the first words out of their
1:22:27 mouth are well I don't really know what
1:22:28 I'm doing and you know I'm kind of a
1:22:30 dumb Dum it's like stop so when I first
1:22:33 reached out to Kelly BOS like I didn't
1:22:35 you know I didn't even know if she'd
1:22:36 respond to me her response was well I
1:22:39 don't really know what I'm doing I'm
1:22:41 like
1:22:42 no and and uh you know it's funny I
1:22:46 think there's this weird sort of guilt
1:22:49 oh that's great Andrea change my work
1:22:51 schedule tomorrow so she can make it
1:22:53 that's awesome
1:22:56 um there there's kind of a a collective
1:22:58 guilt going on with people that are
1:23:00 using generative Ai and it it's it's a
1:23:03 combination of guilt and
1:23:09 um apologizing apologizing for the lack
1:23:13 of work that was done to generate a
1:23:16 result and that's just the tools the new
1:23:19 tools you put in a small amount of
1:23:22 effort and you get back a maximum amount
1:23:25 of value and we're not used to that
1:23:27 we're we're used to putting in a maximum
1:23:29 amount of value and getting out a small
1:23:31 amount right or maximum amount of effort
1:23:34 and getting out a small amount of value
1:23:36 and and generative AI flips that where
1:23:38 you put in a little bit and you get out
1:23:40 a
1:23:41 lot and so I think people especially if
1:23:44 they were insecure before like I can't
1:23:46 draw for [ __ ] right and when I first
1:23:50 started doing these images they were
1:23:52 like making me inside really happy Happ
1:23:55 it's like oh my God that's the kind of
1:23:56 image I would make if I had that kind of
1:23:58 talent and skill and and and it took me
1:24:01 a couple of months to process through
1:24:03 you actually do right you've got the
1:24:06 taste you know what you want you know
1:24:08 when it's
1:24:10 that but the amount of time you put in
1:24:13 to generate it is disproportionately
1:24:15 less than it used to be and so I think
1:24:17 people are apologizing for that and
1:24:19 they're processing it so
1:24:20 anyway she's going to come and talk
1:24:23 about we're going to show a bunch of her
1:24:25 work and then she's going to talk about
1:24:27 how how she came up with it what her
1:24:29 background is how she does it I I won't
1:24:32 give it away but like how she makes
1:24:34 those things is just
1:24:37 mind-blowing and so so yeah so you
1:24:40 should come to that
1:24:43 okay so you come to the AI Salon you
1:24:45 read the values make sure you resonate
1:24:47 with them if not don't [ __ ] join
1:24:49 these people will weird you out if if
1:24:52 those values give you warm and fuzzies
1:24:54 you're going to love these people if not
1:24:56 you're going to be like they're [ __ ]
1:24:57 weirdos man I go in there everyone's
1:24:59 like acknowledging each other and like
1:25:02 supporting one another no one cussed
1:25:04 each other out all
1:25:08 right there are those communities you
1:25:10 can find those communities if you want
1:25:12 them just this isn't one of them
1:25:15 okay so introduce yourself check out the
1:25:18 events and then the third the third
1:25:20 little uh What's this called area here
1:25:23 under community go to
1:25:26 that it says getting started with AI or
1:25:29 getting started with AI
1:25:31 tools this is a list that I personally
1:25:34 curate a I have to miss it g uh we will
1:25:39 so um good news and we've got um CJ from
1:25:43 the salon has agreed to take over
1:25:46 managing our YouTube channel so the the
1:25:49 recordings of the meetings oh Winston
1:25:51 thank you very much that's very generous
1:25:52 I appreciate that um o level 31 holy
1:25:55 [ __ ] Winston's almost at level 33 I
1:25:57 don't know I don't think we've had any
1:25:59 anyone achieve level 33 I don't know
1:26:01 what happens there but I'm pretty sure
1:26:03 someone
1:26:07 ascends that's really
1:26:10 funny um I forget what I was talking
1:26:13 about oh well whatever so so this list
1:26:16 is um I personally curate this if if
1:26:20 you're trying to figure out where do I
1:26:21 start with
1:26:23 AI start here so what I did here was
1:26:27 this used to be just a list of
1:26:30 tools and I decided why don't
1:26:34 I why don't I start with like how do you
1:26:38 get AI literate like how do you do this
1:26:41 how do you learn something oh CJ's doing
1:26:43 YouTube yeah that's right um CJ has
1:26:45 agreed to take over YouTube so the the
1:26:47 recordings of the AI salons are actually
1:26:49 going to be up on the YouTube channel in
1:26:51 a reasonable amount of time and there
1:26:53 will also be links to them in in the in
1:26:55 the AI salon so so that I'm really
1:26:58 excited about thank you uh thank you for
1:27:01 for for having my back with my
1:27:05 ADD
1:27:07 so rather than start with here's the
1:27:09 tool you should start with what I put in
1:27:11 here is how do you actually learn in an
1:27:15 environment where the tools are changing
1:27:17 every two weeks and what's possible is
1:27:21 changing every two months right so
1:27:25 in October of
1:27:28 2023 chat GPT was okay it had all these
1:27:31 different modes you had to switch into
1:27:34 and then in
1:27:35 November it just became multimodal where
1:27:37 it was all one interface and it could do
1:27:39 all this [ __ ] at
1:27:41 once and they introduced these things
1:27:43 called gpts where non-coders could
1:27:47 create Standalone applications with the
1:27:49 power of chat GPT in
1:27:51 them so how do you how do you learn when
1:27:55 you can't go to school for it nobody
1:27:57 knows what the [ __ ] they're talking
1:27:58 about the ones these guys you can
1:28:02 Makey that that act like they know what
1:28:04 the [ __ ] going on with this stuff they
1:28:06 are so full of [ __ ] by the time you
1:28:08 learn the thing they're teaching you it
1:28:10 will be obsolete promise now does it
1:28:13 mean you shouldn't take a course or two
1:28:15 here and there sure take a course or two
1:28:17 here and there
1:28:18 knowing that whatever you're learning is
1:28:21 likely going to be useless 2 months from
1:28:22 now so how do you do it well you do
1:28:25 these three things you play you solve
1:28:28 and you share and so so I'm just
1:28:30 starting out like just start playing
1:28:32 with tools these tools right now are
1:28:33 janky pieces of [ __ ] so give yourself
1:28:35 permission to have a good things have a
1:28:38 good time and try things you never would
1:28:40 have
1:28:41 imagine and then so just play with the
1:28:44 tools figure out what the boundaries are
1:28:45 what are they good at what are they not
1:28:46 good at have some fun play with play
1:28:49 with a tool like making movies that you
1:28:52 that's it's nowhere near what you do in
1:28:54 your life because what you might
1:28:56 discover is oh [ __ ] I really like that
1:28:59 and you run down a rabbit
1:29:02 hole the next thing to do is
1:29:05 solve
1:29:08 so find a friend who's got a problem
1:29:10 like they they got to Market their new
1:29:12 company or they got to come up with a
1:29:13 name
1:29:14 or you want to write a kids book for
1:29:17 your grandkids something like that is a
1:29:20 master's worth it I'll get back to
1:29:23 that
1:29:28 um it it depends what you want to do in
1:29:32 AI if you're talking about this
1:29:34 generative AI stuff a masters right now
1:29:37 is probably going to get in your way
1:29:40 frankly um if you're talking about the
1:29:43 backend stuff maybe but I would say I
1:29:47 would say rather than putting in two
1:29:49 years two or three years at school um
1:29:52 putting in two or three years
1:29:55 in building
1:29:57 [ __ ] with with in in a community of
1:30:00 people who are building [ __ ] is is
1:30:02 probably going to be way more valuable
1:30:04 than in than in a master's um unless
1:30:07 you're unless you're talking about the
1:30:09 backend you know infrastructure stuff
1:30:11 and then it's then it's a different
1:30:13 story um but but rather than saying what
1:30:18 can I do with AI flip the script in
1:30:20 number two solve means start with a
1:30:22 problem and then figure F out how can I
1:30:25 use AI to solve that problem and even if
1:30:28 you don't solve it you'll learn what
1:30:30 doesn't
1:30:31 work and then the third one is share so
1:30:35 play solve share just play play play
1:30:37 play play figure out some problems in
1:30:39 the world see if you can solve them with
1:30:40 AI as you're doing both of those share
1:30:43 it with the world share it on LinkedIn
1:30:45 share it in the AI Salon share it just
1:30:48 share it everywhere all right and then
1:30:51 the rest of this list is
1:30:55 things to play with the first thing to
1:30:56 start with is chat
1:30:58 GPT you should pay the 20 bucks in my
1:31:00 opinion to get chat GPT plus and you
1:31:03 should learn every one of these bullet
1:31:05 points you should learn what they are
1:31:06 you should learn how to how to use them
1:31:08 you should learn how they interact
1:31:09 together there's this thing here called
1:31:11 code
1:31:12 interpreter Advanced Data
1:31:16 analysis and let's pretend for example
1:31:19 you're an artist Let's Pretend in fact
1:31:22 you're not only an artist you're you're
1:31:24 an artist who plays with
1:31:28 mud your favorite thing in the world is
1:31:31 is making a mess with mud and and you
1:31:35 love it so much you slap it on a big
1:31:37 wheel and it spins it and you turn it
1:31:39 into beautiful
1:31:41 pottery on the
1:31:45 surface you might look at something like
1:31:48 Advanced Data analysis and go that's not
1:31:50 for me I'm an artist I like playing in
1:31:53 mud
1:31:55 well last night an artist who primarily
1:31:59 likes playing in mud Corey Sandler of
1:32:02 Cory Sandler Pottery who you should
1:32:03 follow on TiK ToK by the way and you
1:32:06 should buy her
1:32:07 Pottery she shared a thing that she
1:32:09 built a GPT that uses code interpreter
1:32:13 Advanced Data analysis to add a
1:32:15 watermark to original images created in
1:32:17 chat
1:32:21 GPT it doesn't make it there there's
1:32:24 Pete Pete Davidson the comedian he's got
1:32:26 this routine about about the world not
1:32:29 making sense it doesn't make any [ __ ]
1:32:32 sense it doesn't make sense that we now
1:32:35 live in a world where someone an artist
1:32:38 like
1:32:40 Corey can essentially instantly go
1:32:44 from you know just doing stuff in her
1:32:48 life digging it to discovering AI oh
1:32:51 this is really exciting to discovering
1:32:52 image generation ooh this is is really
1:32:54 exciting to discovering how to make gpts
1:32:57 which is essentially software
1:33:00 development but you don't need to know
1:33:01 how to
1:33:04 code and she's creating tools that allow
1:33:08 her to package her artistic point of
1:33:11 view into a software application and
1:33:14 give it to people and they can make cool
1:33:17 glasses and wacky shoes and crazy
1:33:21 animals and crazy cabins in the woods
1:33:24 that are her artistic vision and she can
1:33:26 just give that to the world she's not
1:33:29 giving them art she she's turned an
1:33:31 application into art that allows other
1:33:34 people to make art it's insane right and
1:33:38 then she pairs up with someone in the AI
1:33:41 salon and says you know what I'd really
1:33:44 like to do I want to be able to add a
1:33:46 watermark to these crazy images that are
1:33:50 generated in chat GPT so if someone ask
1:33:52 me for an image I can at least have on
1:33:54 there that it says copyright Corey
1:33:56 Sandler All Rights
1:33:59 Reserved whether or not the copyright
1:34:01 office is going to honor that is
1:34:03 irrelevant right but she she wanted to
1:34:05 do that as an extension of the art
1:34:08 paired up with someone collaboration in
1:34:10 the
1:34:11 salon and then yesterday like she had a
1:34:14 I don't know a meeting with him for an
1:34:15 hour or two and then she spent another
1:34:17 four hours and she built a GPT called I
1:34:20 think it's called fair play is it called
1:34:21 fair
1:34:23 play
1:34:27 and she used this thing that on the
1:34:30 surface makes no sense for her to use
1:34:33 right just just like if you just looked
1:34:35 at it on paper this would not be
1:34:37 something she would be drawn to and yet
1:34:39 it is that tool that allows her to
1:34:44 Watermark an image that was generated
1:34:46 with chat GPT it's absolutely remarkable
1:34:49 so cool so
1:34:52 cool so if you look at this list and
1:34:54 you're like well that's not for me I'm
1:34:56 not technical I'm not geeky I'm not this
1:34:58 I'm like that well you don't need to be
1:35:01 you just play play see what these things
1:35:04 do because at some point you might
1:35:06 stumble on to O if I combine this thing
1:35:09 with that thing I could do this and no
1:35:12 one will have ever thought of that
1:35:14 before so that's just chat
1:35:17 GPT that's just chat
1:35:21 GPT and then the rest of this list just
1:35:23 goes on on and on here's here's other
1:35:25 tools to play with here's image
1:35:27 generation tools to play with here's
1:35:29 video
1:35:32 generation so Kelly Bosch
1:35:35 tomorrow this is another thing she kind
1:35:38 of apologized for today but but not as
1:35:40 much she uses mid
1:35:45 journey and she uses Runway
1:35:49 ML and she's got really good taste in
1:35:52 music and she's good at editing and
1:35:54 she's got a great artistic
1:35:57 eye so you don't need to learn
1:35:59 everything in this list but I would
1:36:01 encourage you to play with everything in
1:36:03 this list long enough that you
1:36:06 can understand what's possible and then
1:36:08 the ones that light your fire [ __ ]
1:36:11 run down the rabbit hole all right I'm
1:36:15 going to go a little quicker now
1:36:17 introduce yourself check out the events
1:36:19 come to our salon tomorrow um check out
1:36:22 the getting started with AI tools and
1:36:28 then there's a show off your work area
1:36:31 so so that's good but I want to show you
1:36:33 something else there's also guilds so
1:36:36 there's a creative Guild so there's a
1:36:37 bunch of different spaces under the
1:36:39 creative Guild there's a business Guild
1:36:41 there's subcommunities under that
1:36:42 there's a technology
1:36:44 Guild under the technology Guild area is
1:36:47 this thing that says weekend GPT jams I
1:36:50 think you have to ask to be in it so you
1:36:52 click on the three dots and you say ask
1:36:54 to be led in or something like that um
1:36:57 this is an Murphy so an Murphy who's she
1:37:00 was in here you know at least 10 minutes
1:37:02 ago um I think she's still in
1:37:04 here every Saturday at noon
1:37:08 Pacific she does a weekend GPT jam and
1:37:12 the last two weekends she's had people
1:37:14 showing projects that they're working on
1:37:15 Daisy Thomas showed the hund or talked
1:37:17 about the 105 gpts she made and um the
1:37:21 week before that Cindy [ __ ] talked about
1:37:23 this book project project that that uh
1:37:26 she did that I got to participate in
1:37:28 which is super cool um it's a remarkable
1:37:31 group of people and you get to go there
1:37:32 you get to ask questions you get to see
1:37:34 other people that are building stuff you
1:37:36 get to see what they're doing well
1:37:37 what's working what's not working how
1:37:39 they're getting around it how do you
1:37:41 build a GPT I'll so you know what launch
1:37:44 your digital business uh as soon as I
1:37:46 finish talking about the salon um I will
1:37:49 do that I I I I'll go make one and we'll
1:37:51 show you how to do it we'll do it till
1:37:54 not um okay there's a social impact
1:37:58 Guild with with a health care space an
1:38:00 education space and ethic space um and
1:38:04 then there's Community clubs and right
1:38:06 now there's only one Community Club and
1:38:08 it's ours the a AI learning lab
1:38:11 Irregulars so the people that show up
1:38:13 here nightly are called Irregulars so we
1:38:15 have our own space so if you want to
1:38:18 have fun in here as I'm talking and
1:38:20 going on um make fun of me or take
1:38:23 something I said that you found funny
1:38:25 and turn it into images and then you can
1:38:27 go over here and share cool things in
1:38:29 The Irregular space and share it just a
1:38:32 little
1:38:35 social ah the gp4 box that's
1:38:42 awesome that's great that's
1:38:45 awesome um over the-shoulder view of
1:38:48 Kyle in real time chat add that's pretty
1:38:52 much what my brain looks like and feels
1:38:54 like pretty much
1:38:56 247 um so so all this stuff what what's
1:39:00 exciting about this there's champ and a
1:39:02 donut what's exciting about this is
1:39:07 um this live becomes kind of a jam
1:39:10 session it's like a jazz
1:39:13 session so so go play there
1:39:17 um I'm trying to think if there's
1:39:19 anything else here that we want to talk
1:39:21 about go to uh go to an weekend GPT jams
1:39:25 you should do
1:39:26 that it's a really cool group of people
1:39:29 what what's cool is there's all these
1:39:30 sub communities sort of these Circles of
1:39:32 trust are forming within the salon which
1:39:34 is the whole idea that collaborative
1:39:37 thing is happening it's really
1:39:39 exciting um yeah there's a news area in
1:39:42 the show and tell area there's an area
1:39:44 for images for music and audio for video
1:39:46 and animation and for gpts and at some
1:39:49 point we're going to get a bunch of
1:39:51 volunteers to go populate the GPT
1:39:53 section oh look the first GPT in here is
1:39:56 Corey Sandler's art
1:39:58 Shield the copyright
1:40:01 thing so if you want to go find that
1:40:04 it's right there it's the first one in
1:40:05 in gpts all right
1:40:09 okay so the question was how do you make
1:40:12 a
1:40:13 GPT when I show you this you're going to
1:40:15 be like it can't be that
1:40:17 easy it can't be that
1:40:19 easy it is so you've probably heard of
1:40:23 so if you go to chat GPT you have to be
1:40:26 in um chat GPT plus plus is the name of
1:40:30 the subscription chat GPT 4 is is what
1:40:34 you'll see to be able to make a
1:40:36 GPT so there's a little confusion there
1:40:40 I brought up in computer class today get
1:40:42 behind the
1:40:45 orb I like that Brian Whitney you're
1:40:47 [ __ ] with them it's good it's good
1:40:49 you got I bet you're freaking them
1:40:52 out that's
1:40:54 awesome I reversed a video made a basic
1:40:57 human model using blender from within
1:40:59 chat GPT and Gemini amazing laughing
1:41:02 Thunder that's awesome Yep beautiful
1:41:06 okay so to make a GPT and again what is
1:41:10 a GPT a GPT is a customized
1:41:17 personalized version of chat GPT so so
1:41:20 open AI has given us this ability to
1:41:22 sort of package
1:41:25 up something that a a a way that we want
1:41:29 chat GPT to behave and be able to share
1:41:32 that with other people Lord digital Gods
1:41:35 reigning the Roses down upon the stage
1:41:38 thank you
1:41:40 sah much
1:41:44 appreciated
1:41:47 and if if you're you know if you've been
1:41:50 using computers for the past 5 years or
1:41:52 so you've probably heard of these things
1:41:54 called Low code or no code development
1:41:59 tools and the promise of low code no
1:42:02 code development tools is you don't have
1:42:04 to be a programmer to make sophisticated
1:42:08 applications and the reality
1:42:12 is it's false
1:42:17 advertising because while you don't
1:42:19 technically need to learn to
1:42:22 code when you use a tool like
1:42:25 zappier or bubble is even worse or
1:42:29 something like make make has a nice
1:42:31 visual interface but all of them you
1:42:35 still have to learn Computer Logic and
1:42:38 and programming logic and you have to
1:42:40 understand what apis are and you have to
1:42:43 understand that there might be four or
1:42:46 five or 10 different open AI models that
1:42:49 you can possibly call from the API
1:42:51 within zapier and you have to understand
1:42:54 that there's
1:42:55 5,000 different companies like open AI
1:42:58 that all have API it's it's it's it
1:43:02 is if you're if you haven't done
1:43:05 software development
1:43:08 before my experience was I go into those
1:43:11 tools with all of the excitement of a
1:43:14 seven-year-old and within about 15
1:43:16 minutes I've got all the rage of a
1:43:19 70-year-old man in a in a lawn chair
1:43:22 sitting on his lawn going get off my my
1:43:23 on you little whipper snappers with your
1:43:26 your computer
1:43:30 skills I [ __ ] hate
1:43:33 it and you know if you're persistent and
1:43:35 you have ADD hyperfocus you can sort of
1:43:38 barge your way through the frustration
1:43:41 but if you don't you just give
1:43:44 up so what gpts are in my opinion are
1:43:49 the very first
1:43:52 truly you do not need to code to make
1:43:55 sophisticated
1:43:57 applications at all in fact you don't
1:44:00 even need to to to understand Computer
1:44:04 Logic now does it help if you do sure
1:44:08 but you don't need to so here's what
1:44:10 we're going to
1:44:11 do you go to explore gpts and then in
1:44:14 the upper right hand corner you click
1:44:17 create and this is going to drop you
1:44:19 into a page that on the right hand side
1:44:20 it says preview on the left hand size
1:44:23 side it says create and configure it
1:44:25 defaults you to configure which is the
1:44:28 more geeky
1:44:30 view which I'm going to we're going to
1:44:32 we're going to not start there but it's
1:44:35 not super geeky you upload a picture you
1:44:38 name your GPT you give it a description
1:44:41 you give it a prompt what do you want it
1:44:42 to
1:44:43 do you can then add what they call
1:44:46 conversation starter questions like
1:44:48 pre-written questions if you've ever
1:44:50 seen in chat GPT it's got those
1:44:51 pre-written questions you can do that
1:44:54 you can upload knowledge to it
1:44:58 this is insane like last summer if you
1:45:01 wanted to do this with something like
1:45:03 GPT you had to use this tool called Lang
1:45:06 chain and you had to upload data to this
1:45:09 thing and and uh and get it in a format
1:45:13 a Json format that um that open ai's
1:45:18 embedding engine their embedding um uh
1:45:22 model or whatever the [ __ ] it was called
1:45:24 could understand and then you would
1:45:26 embed it and you would turn the thing
1:45:28 that you uploaded into vectors and then
1:45:31 you would install a vector database and
1:45:33 you would connect your vector database
1:45:35 to your this to your that to your model
1:45:37 it's it's just a [ __ ] nightmare now
1:45:40 you can just upload like let's say you
1:45:42 wrote a book or let's say you've got a
1:45:45 PDF of your HR policies you can just
1:45:47 upload that [ __ ] here and your GPT will
1:45:49 know that knowledge it's amazing and
1:45:52 then you can turn on certain cap
1:45:53 abilities and you can even hook up apis
1:45:55 if you really want to geek out that's
1:45:56 super janky though but we're not going
1:45:58 to do any of that we're going to go to
1:46:00 this create
1:46:01 button and what open ai's done here
1:46:04 which no one else has done or had done
1:46:06 to this point I sure I assume someone
1:46:08 has at this
1:46:10 point they're using chat
1:46:12 GPT to write all the code for you to
1:46:16 make a GPT so literally all you have to
1:46:19 do is ask for it to make you a GPT so
1:46:23 the hardest thing to do is come up with
1:46:25 what do we want to what do we want to
1:46:26 make a GPT about okay let's see
1:46:35 um let's
1:46:39 see
1:46:42 um I want to make a
1:46:45 GPT
1:46:52 that
1:46:54 acts oh this oh this could be good acts
1:46:59 like an
1:47:02 appraiser on Antiques Road
1:47:08 show it asks the person to
1:47:16 upload
1:47:18 image with an
1:47:22 s
1:47:24 of an
1:47:26 object and then
1:47:30 it
1:47:32 um
1:47:34 gives the
1:47:38 history interesting tales about the
1:47:43 times or
1:47:50 object and a range of
1:47:55 what this
1:47:59 piece might go for at
1:48:03 auction okay that's a long prompt but
1:48:06 not really and notice there's nothing in
1:48:10 there that's programming like right I
1:48:13 want you to act like an Antiques Road
1:48:15 Show appraiser is essentially what that
1:48:17 says now I know that we can upload
1:48:19 images and I'm I'm putting some things
1:48:21 in there that have a little bit of logic
1:48:23 to
1:48:24 them but watch so so this could be
1:48:27 anything this could be I want you to act
1:48:30 as a small business marketer to help me
1:48:32 come up with a marketing plan for my
1:48:33 business or I I want you to um to help
1:48:38 this nonprofit organization raise money
1:48:41 by talking about all the good work you
1:48:42 do and point them to a website but this
1:48:45 is all we're going to do so now we just
1:48:47 hit
1:48:50 submit and and pay attention to the
1:48:52 right here here
1:48:54 so what's it saying should be saying
1:48:57 updating
1:48:58 GPT watch over
1:49:02 here appraises antique shares history
1:49:05 estimates auction value so this this
1:49:08 works upload an image of your antique
1:49:10 item okay uh oh I've got hang on let's
1:49:22 see
1:49:24 [Music]
1:49:39 that's good the Irregulars Christmas
1:49:41 sweater we're going to upload the
1:49:43 Irregulars Christmas
1:49:44 [Laughter]
1:49:49 sweater all
1:49:51 right this is a delightful example of
1:49:54 novelty Christmas sweater that's become
1:49:56 increasingly popular in recent years
1:49:59 particularly for ugly Christmas sweater
1:50:02 parties um they became notably popular
1:50:06 in the 80s the value of such sweaters
1:50:08 can vary from $20 to $60 however it's
1:50:11 limited edition blah blah blah for more
1:50:14 research okay so this works now you come
1:50:18 back over here so all we've done now is
1:50:20 we asked it to make us a GPT and it did
1:50:22 we now have functional GPT so that's how
1:50:25 easy it is to make it now uh how about
1:50:27 we name it antique appraiser let's see
1:50:30 let's
1:50:32 let's call it Road Show
1:50:41 advisor all
1:50:46 right and then generating a profile
1:50:50 picture so it's making a profile picture
1:50:52 for us
1:51:00 boom there's our thing I say yes good
1:51:05 I'll just say that's
1:51:08 good great now let's refine it so so
1:51:12 it's going to ask us some refining
1:51:13 questions and I'm going to stop right
1:51:14 there but if we come over
1:51:17 here it's now called Road Show advisor
1:51:20 it's got a little picture it's got this
1:51:21 thing I can save
1:51:25 this we'll save it in the lifestyle
1:51:28 section yeah that's good or research and
1:51:31 Analysis researching analysis yeah and
1:51:34 I'm going to confirm that we're going to
1:51:36 save it you can you can save it so only
1:51:39 you have access to it you can save it so
1:51:42 anyone with the link has access to it or
1:51:43 you can publish it live to the world so
1:51:46 I'm going to publish it live to the
1:51:47 world so I'm going to confirm
1:51:52 this and if you go right now onto chat
1:51:56 GPT explore gpts and look up Road Show
1:51:58 advisor you can play with this right
1:52:01 like like and this is this is a fully
1:52:04 sophisticated application so I'm going
1:52:07 to go back in and we're going to we're
1:52:08 going to edit it a little bit but but
1:52:10 that's how you make a GPT so I'm going
1:52:11 to flip over to configure
1:52:14 Tab and let's see tell me about your I'm
1:52:19 going to lose some of these start things
1:52:21 and I'm going to have the first convers
1:52:23 ation starter
1:52:24 b
1:52:26 um click
1:52:30 here to
1:52:32 start and then up in the rules up in the
1:52:35 prompt I'm going to
1:52:37 say follow these
1:52:41 rules and the first rule I'm going to
1:52:43 put is
1:52:48 when someone
1:52:51 says
1:52:54 click here to
1:52:59 start
1:53:01 ask
1:53:04 them to
1:53:09 upload up to four pictures of the
1:53:15 object they want you to
1:53:21 appraise
1:53:23 and then I'm also going to
1:53:25 say
1:53:30 um act like you are from Jolly Old
1:53:38 England and
1:53:42 use English
1:53:46 vernacular and
1:53:50 phrasing so that
1:53:55 it's more interesting for people I don't
1:53:59 know all
1:54:01 right and then you'll notice all of the
1:54:03 changes that I made are reflected over
1:54:05 here so now it just says click here to
1:54:07 start and so I'm going to update this oh
1:54:10 I'm going to do one other thing I'm
1:54:12 going to leave on web
1:54:14 browsing um and I'm going to turn off
1:54:16 Dolly image generation and I'm going to
1:54:18 turn off code interpreter because we
1:54:20 don't need it I'm going to leave on web
1:54:21 browsing because
1:54:24 we might ask it like can you go find me
1:54:26 something on the internet right about
1:54:28 this object and it can go do that so
1:54:30 we're going to leave that on so now I'm
1:54:32 going to say
1:54:33 update
1:54:40 confirm view view my GPT and there it is
1:54:43 it's we're good to go so if I say click
1:54:44 here to
1:54:47 start brilliant I'm positively chuffed
1:54:50 to help you with your antique appraisal
1:54:52 if you'd be so kind please upload up to
1:54:55 four pictures of your object you're
1:54:56 curious about any additional Tales or
1:54:58 history you know about them will also be
1:55:00 smashing to hear as it might enhance the
1:55:03 accuracy of our little evaluation let's
1:55:05 get
1:55:06 cracking
1:55:10 perfect I love it okay what do we got
1:55:13 here let's see oh you know what the
1:55:16 glass that Silver Fox did there that
1:55:21 glass
1:55:23 uh
1:55:25 uh so I'll upload my
1:55:28 picture it seems like there might have
1:55:30 been a hiccup in the
1:55:33 upload what oh because it's the wrong
1:55:36 file format God damn
1:55:38 it all
1:55:41 right so so to be clear to be
1:55:46 clear the picture that Silver Fox made
1:55:50 she made in chat GPT
1:55:54 I downloaded by right clicking that
1:55:57 image and saved it to my hard drive it
1:56:00 saved it in some weird ass webp format
1:56:03 or avir format or whatever the [ __ ] it
1:56:06 is that chat GPT doesn't recognize as an
1:56:10 image the tool that made the image that
1:56:13 let us save the image can't recognize
1:56:17 the file format that it used to make the
1:56:21 image these tools are janky pieces of
1:56:23 [ __ ] just accept it embrace the
1:56:26 Jank unfuckingbelievable
1:56:29 it's just it really is it's just ah all
1:56:35 right let's go back to is that is this
1:56:37 the ugly sweater there's another
1:56:40 sweater let's
1:56:42 see yeah it's good we'll do another ugly
1:56:45 Christmas
1:56:46 sweater okay
1:56:51 boom
1:56:58 yeah upload it to my art sheet and it'll
1:56:59 download a JPEG for you I would do that
1:57:02 but right now I just want to I just want
1:57:04 to get something up into it
1:57:07 um ah what if we got here a real festive
1:57:10 jumper isn't it this isn't your
1:57:11 run-of-the-mill holiday sweater though
1:57:13 right so so now we have this
1:57:15 tool that has a
1:57:18 personality um it is decently useful
1:57:22 right someone could put something in
1:57:24 there that it might it might actually
1:57:25 tell them what it is um and you're good
1:57:28 to go so anyway that's how you that's
1:57:30 how you make one of those all right I
1:57:32 got to get out of here it is 10 o'clock
1:57:34 I have tomorrow
1:57:37 morning I have a 7 a.m. pitch an 8 a.m.
1:57:41 pitch and a 900 p.m. or 9:00 a.m.
1:57:46 um presentation to like 150 people and
1:57:49 if more of you come then then more than
1:57:53 that um and then tomorrow night I have
1:57:55 the AI Salon that I'm hosting so I got
1:57:57 to go get to bed people I got to get to
1:58:01 bed go Kyle you got it thank you very
1:58:04 much Corey Sandler I hope you don't mind
1:58:07 me calling you out these past couple of
1:58:09 nights Corey but I just I think what
1:58:11 you're doing is so cool I think it's
1:58:12 just such a I think it's just really
1:58:14 emblematic of we we're we're entering a
1:58:17 new kind of Renaissance and it just it
1:58:19 feels very very what you're doing feels
1:58:24 very much like where we're headed as a
1:58:27 as a society but you're just real early
1:58:30 in the process so it's very cool yeah
1:58:33 five minute goodbyes
1:58:34 tonight so hopefully that helped is it
1:58:38 neat don't quit us Kyle I gotta goo's
1:58:41 wife I gotta go
1:58:47 um what was I going to say I'm out of
1:58:50 here um okay okay so if you want to
1:58:55 support the channel couple of ways you
1:58:57 can do that follow me follow me follow
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1:59:02 me this
1:59:04 way
1:59:07 um you can subscribe to the
1:59:10 lives you can give gifts thank you Lori
1:59:14 appreciate that you can you can do the
1:59:17 tapy Taps by the way we hit 21,000
1:59:19 tonight on the tappy Taps thank you
1:59:21 Clint copperhead
1:59:23 um also in one of the corners here is a
1:59:26 a video series that if you buy that
1:59:28 that'll support the channel um that
1:59:30 talks about why I think AI is actually
1:59:33 underhyped not overhyped you're like
1:59:34 that's not possible it
1:59:36 [Laughter]
1:59:39 is Source Camp I want to give a shout
1:59:41 out to Kyle this lady helped me oh I
1:59:44 want to give a shout out Kyle this lady
1:59:46 helped me today Source Camp helped you
1:59:49 Danielle Source Camp's a rockar
1:59:53 doesn't surprise me at all
1:59:55 Danielle Be not Afraid in here just
1:59:59 signed a lease for her new business
2:00:00 she's starting a new business and she's
2:00:03 like how do I use AI to help me do this
2:00:05 she's like she's going all in on having
2:00:08 AI help her do marketing it's really
2:00:10 cool it's really exciting so good luck
2:00:12 on that and it doesn't surprise me at
2:00:14 all that Source Camp helped you so thank
2:00:16 you yeah she's amazing she is isn't she
2:00:18 I know she's
2:00:19 great that's the salon community and
2:00:22 that's that's the other thing if if
2:00:23 you're kind of new here and didn't see
2:00:24 me talk about the salon earlier please
2:00:27 go check
2:00:28 out the
2:00:31 salon. and click on the first link on
2:00:34 that link tree it says AI Salon
2:00:36 Community go read about says welcome to
2:00:40 the salon read about who we are and our
2:00:41 values if those resonate with you join
2:00:44 this group if you want if it if you're
2:00:47 feeling really lonely right now learning
2:00:49 about this AI [ __ ] and you're like it's
2:00:51 overwhelming how all right this is like
2:00:54 think of think of this as like your
2:00:56 12-step program hi my name is Kyle I'm
2:00:59 into AI hi
2:01:02 KY it's been 10 minutes since I made
2:01:05 something in Dolly I'm rendering
2:01:07 something right now that's this
2:01:11 group um so go check that out and then
2:01:14 and then the final way you can support
2:01:16 this channel is just keep showing up
2:01:18 here I'm here seven nights a
2:01:21 week
2:01:23 and you're like but Kyle that's
2:01:25 pathological I
2:01:29 know I made a commitment to
2:01:35 myself that I would do this just to see
2:01:37 what would happen and so I do
2:01:42 it and what's blown me away and
2:01:46 what makes it worth all this is the
2:01:49 community that's here that shows up
2:01:50 night after night after night are
2:01:53 remarkable people like remarkable
2:01:56 people and what's really cool is because
2:01:58 we have the salon now that we can go we
2:02:00 can hang out there when we're not
2:02:04 here and one of the things that we
2:02:06 encourage here is for people to use
2:02:07 their real names is that people are
2:02:09 connecting making friends like making
2:02:11 really good
2:02:12 friends starting
2:02:14 businesses publishing books I'm a
2:02:17 published author look
2:02:21 look
2:02:25 that's me published because of this
2:02:29 community cuz well and Cindy [ __ ] and
2:02:32 the other
2:02:37 authors so just come here what what will
2:02:41 I learn do I need a notebook I don't
2:02:43 know I don't know how you [ __ ]
2:02:46 learn a thing you could do is just come
2:02:49 here and ignore me and just use this
2:02:52 time to play with
2:02:54 AI you know listen in the background
2:02:56 occasionally you'll hear me talk about
2:02:57 something new and
2:03:01 interesting or come here and take notes
2:03:03 I don't know I don't think there's much
2:03:05 to take notes on and anything you take
2:03:07 notes on is going to be irrelevant three
2:03:09 three weeks from now anyway so doesn't
2:03:12 matter all right notebooks are required
2:03:14 there will be a test Amelio's wife is we
2:03:18 track certain students for sure I wish I
2:03:21 had ch GPT 2 years ago when I started my
2:03:23 LLC yeah no [ __ ] I know it's crazy right
2:03:27 all right so I'm out of here uh if you
2:03:30 can join tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m.
2:03:33 my time Mountain time I'm speaking for
2:03:36 the Consortium of service professionals
2:03:39 so if you go to what the hell was it
2:03:42 called if you go
2:03:51 to
2:03:58 [Music]
2:04:06 Consortium
2:04:08 con
2:04:13 sorum of
2:04:18 service service innovation.org if you go
2:04:21 to service innovation.org
2:04:23 and click on events and news and
2:04:27 actually if if one of the mods would be
2:04:29 willing to just grab this URL and post
2:04:31 it
2:04:33 in um news or water cooler just post the
2:04:38 link to this say this is where Kyle's
2:04:40 speaking tomorrow morning then you can
2:04:41 find it there too but if you go to
2:04:43 service innovation.org and then go to
2:04:46 Consortium
2:04:48 events the uh it's called leveraging AI
2:04:51 for cont content creation and
2:04:53 storytelling all right I appreciate your
2:04:56 content you don't even know how much oh
2:04:58 that's great I enjoy your page thank you
2:04:59 so much Pooky butt I appreciate it I
2:05:02 appreciate it a lot so Pooky butt thank
2:05:05 you very
2:05:06 much Jerry avam good to see you Dena
2:05:10 good to see you Source Camp I'll be on
2:05:13 the Consortium while I'm breaking down
2:05:15 my campsite oh
2:05:18 jeez you're just like you're just going
2:05:21 this is what's cool so Source Camp's
2:05:23 been camping for a week she comes here
2:05:25 every night while she's camping and bugs
2:05:26 her camping
2:05:29 neighbors and she's been helping
2:05:31 Danielle start her business she's GNA be
2:05:33 oh you're hilarious that's really funny
2:05:35 Joker good to see you Edgar Corey sandle
2:05:38 padri awesome awesome awesome Danielle
2:05:40 great to see you Tobias thank you as
2:05:43 always launch your digital business good
2:05:46 luck tomorrow thank you very much I
2:05:48 appreciate
2:05:50 that uh silver Fox thanks for the cool
2:05:53 image tonight oh let's put the cool
2:05:55 image back
2:05:57 up it says AI learning lab stay thirsty
2:06:01 my
2:06:04 friends a human being and Murphy Mr it
2:06:09 we got we've we've got all the all the
2:06:11 uh all the crew in here tonight Emilio's
2:06:14 wife Jane do
2:06:18 CW all right everybody I am getting on
2:06:22 out here Sher bear good to see you Tracy
2:06:24 cam cat K from
2:06:28 Cleveland all right uh I'm out peace
2:06:31 I'll see you
2:06:32 tomorrow